What Have You Bought Recently?

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Graeme73

Frankly, there are far superior slashers that would be first in the queue to be watched again, so I'm guessing this is more about me collecting for the sake of it rather than actually wanting to own those films...

… And that's why it becomes a slight addiction, and the film fan becomes a collector.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

The Women in Prison set is really good, even if I'm not sure about the 'Mr Skin Presents' banner at the top. I watched Paddington and The Imitation Game for the second time over the last two days and thoroughly enjoyed both again.

Good to know, thanks Nos.

I used to have the heavily butchered UK version of the Women in Prison set but got rid due to the cuts.

I saw this on Amazon for £6 second hand from Zoverstocks so snapped it up as i think it's now long since deleted.

I'm going to watch The Imitation Game tonight. Paddington feels like an ideal Easter Sunday evening choice to me.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

God to know, thanks Nos.

I used to have the heavily butchered UK version of the Women in Prison set but got rid due to the cuts.

I saw this on Amazon for £6 second hand from Zoverstocks so snapped it up as i think it's now long since deleted.

I'm going to watch The Imitation Game tonight. Paddington feels like an ideal Easter Sunday evening choice to me.

£6 is a terrific price for the set especially because it is, as you said, out of print.

After watching The Imitation Game, it's worth watching the three featurettes as they add a lots of historical context about the events in the film. It's a shame Paddington doesn't come with much in the way of additional material, mostly short puff pieces and publicity material. The film, however, is an absolute treat.

[wongfeihung62]

Picked this up in a second hand bookshop today.

[keirarts]

eskimo nell.jpg cold in july.jpg

blue ruin.jpg crucible of terror.jpg

god told me to.jpg coldfish.jpg

cul-de-sac.jpg macbeth.jpg

Blue ruin, eskimo nell and cold in july all from HMV

The rest Amazon marketplace.

[keirarts]

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Last House on Dead End Street DVD 1973 Region 1 US Import NTSC: Amazon.co.uk: Roger Watkins, Ken Fisher, Bill Schlageter, Kathy Curtin, Pat Canestro, Steve Sweet, Edward E. Pixley, Nancy Vrooman, Suzie Neumeyer, Paul M. Jensen, Ken Rouse, Alan Cooper


Just a heads up in case anyone's at all interested. The Barrel release of last house on dead end street seems to have dropped somewhat. £15.97 at time of writing.

[gag]

Originally Posted by keirarts

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Last House on Dead End Street DVD 1973 Region 1 US Import NTSC: Amazon.co.uk: Roger Watkins, Ken Fisher, Bill Schlageter, Kathy Curtin, Pat Canestro, Steve Sweet, Edward E. Pixley, Nancy Vrooman, Suzie Neumeyer, Paul M. Jensen, Ken Rouse, Alan Cooper


Just a heads up in case anyone's at all interested. The Barrel release of last house on dead end street seems to have dropped somewhat. £15.97 at time of writing.

Ive got the barrel editon thought the film was utter garbage dull boring ..

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Not a film i've seen. Is it any good Keirarts?

[keirarts]

Depends,

It splits it's audience right down the middle.
gag's opinion seems to echo more than a few peoples opinion on the film. It's a grimy low-budget look at a group of snuff film makers that's not as outright nasty as some people have made out but its an interesting curio and worth seeing.
I know there are some fans on here who do like it and thought I'd point out its a bit cheaper than the £30+ it was going for previously.





check it out!

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Not a film i've seen. Is it any good Keirarts?

It is excellent Dem, scummy, weird, and a highlight of 70s underground horror.